Answer: Please see below.
Explanation:
A Vivandière is a female or a woman usually a wife of a soldier or a daughter of a soldier, who was allowed to follow the army or military in order to provide support for the regiment of soldiers.
Roles of a Vivandière. A
A Vivandière was usually dressed up like the regiment and acted
1) As a nurse--- Providing medications and treating wounds on soldier.
2) As Caretaker--- Making sure that the attires worn by soldiers are in good conditions and readily available
3) As a spy--- Gathering information and reporting according to the benefit of her regiment of soldiers.Most of them were usually armed eg Mrs. Rose O’Neal Greenhow
4) As a cook-- TO provide constant food supply to the soldiers
5) As a journalist--- for recording events they witnessed that happened during the war eg Jane Grey Swisshelm
Other notable Vivandières include Annie Etheridge,Mary Tepe of Collis’ Zouaves,Kady Brownell etc.
Answer:
False.
Explanation:
They earned it through nobility and serving the king.
They learned how to grow food and survive from American Indians.
Answer:
Mountains can be very difficult to cross. They are often rugged and filled with forests and wild animals, such as bears and wolves. They may have no natural 'passes,' or easy places to cross the mountains. Mountains can also be hard to climb or may have ice or snow or glaciers that make travel dangerous.
Explanation:
All this means that crossing over mountains - to trade goods or to fight a war - can be tough to do. Sometimes, people who live surrounded by mountains feel very isolated from the world around them. It is just too difficult to cross over to other lands.
